仁比山公園キャンプ村
7.2
Very Good(24 reviews)
Hotel Description
Niwa-yama Park Camp Village
仁比山公園キャンプ村 (Niwa-yama Park Camp Village) offers guests a tranquil and immersive escape in the heart of nature. Located in Saga, Japan, this picturesque camping village sits at 172 Shimobuchi, Oyodo, Yoshino District, Nara 638-0821, Japan. Guests are surrounded by the peaceful landscapes of Yoshinogari Historical Park, Kunenan Gardens, and other notable cultural sites. The atmosphere is perfect for those who appreciate nature, history, and outdoor recreation. The camp offers spacious sites for tent stays and a variety of outdoor activities, blending rustic charm with modern amenities.
The rooms and accommodation options are simple yet comfortable, designed to provide a peaceful respite in nature. Though basic, they offer guests a cozy retreat with a focus on comfort and relaxation. Each site is well-maintained and ideal for families or solo adventurers looking to immerse themselves in the natural surroundings.
The camp provides essential amenities like high-speed internet for those needing connectivity and air conditioning for hot summer nights. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of parking facilities on-site. However, there are no spa services, pools, or fitness centers available.
The hotel is easily accessible, with several public transportation options nearby. A short walk takes you to the nearest station, and major airports, such as Fukuoka and Saga Airports, are just a short drive away, ensuring easy travel connections. For guests planning to explore the region, destinations like the Saga Castle Ruins and Mount Sefuri are within an hour's reach by taxi.
Health and safety are prioritized at Niwa-yama Park Camp Village, and guests can rest easy knowing that safety protocols are strictly followed. Whether hiking the trails or experiencing local attractions, guests can enjoy peace of mind and the natural beauty of the area.
There are many things to do near the camp, from exploring ancient historical parks to visiting local gardens and nature trails. The location offers guests a wonderful balance of outdoor adventure and cultural exploration, making it a great base for travelers seeking to experience the best of Saga and surrounding regions.
Guests can indulge in nearby dining options such as Kappou MIKASA and RairaiHanten Oyodo Branch for authentic Kaiseki and Chinese cuisines, or savor the local flavors at Tadafumi Mura Izakaya restaurant. Whatever the culinary preference, there’s something to suit every palate. This camping village promises a unique and unforgettable stay with a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and local culture.
The rooms and accommodation options are simple yet comfortable, designed to provide a peaceful respite in nature. Though basic, they offer guests a cozy retreat with a focus on comfort and relaxation. Each site is well-maintained and ideal for families or solo adventurers looking to immerse themselves in the natural surroundings.
The camp provides essential amenities like high-speed internet for those needing connectivity and air conditioning for hot summer nights. Guests can also enjoy the convenience of parking facilities on-site. However, there are no spa services, pools, or fitness centers available.
The hotel is easily accessible, with several public transportation options nearby. A short walk takes you to the nearest station, and major airports, such as Fukuoka and Saga Airports, are just a short drive away, ensuring easy travel connections. For guests planning to explore the region, destinations like the Saga Castle Ruins and Mount Sefuri are within an hour's reach by taxi.
Health and safety are prioritized at Niwa-yama Park Camp Village, and guests can rest easy knowing that safety protocols are strictly followed. Whether hiking the trails or experiencing local attractions, guests can enjoy peace of mind and the natural beauty of the area.
There are many things to do near the camp, from exploring ancient historical parks to visiting local gardens and nature trails. The location offers guests a wonderful balance of outdoor adventure and cultural exploration, making it a great base for travelers seeking to experience the best of Saga and surrounding regions.
Guests can indulge in nearby dining options such as Kappou MIKASA and RairaiHanten Oyodo Branch for authentic Kaiseki and Chinese cuisines, or savor the local flavors at Tadafumi Mura Izakaya restaurant. Whatever the culinary preference, there’s something to suit every palate. This camping village promises a unique and unforgettable stay with a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and local culture.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Proximity to Yoshinogari Historical Park
2. Convenient access to public transport
3. Comfortable and peaceful camping sites
4. Rich cultural attractions nearby
5. Tranquil location surrounded by nature
6. No spa or fitness amenities
7. High-speed internet availability
8. On-site parking facilities
9. Air-conditioned accommodations
10. Close to Saga Castle Ruins and Mount Sefuri
5.8 Good
Location rating
Top sights
Yoshinogari Historical Park
9 min
Kunenan Gardens11 min
吉野ヶ里遺跡8 min
Saga Castle Ruins30 min
Mount Sefuri34 min
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Good to know
| Location rating | 5.8 |
| Nearest airport | Fukuoka Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 45 min |
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Location
Airports:
Nagasaki Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 17 min
Transit: 3 hr 54 min
Fukuoka Airport
Taxi: 45 min
Transit: 1 hr 10 min
Kumamoto Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 30 min
Transit: 2 hr 31 min
Kitakyushu Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 34 min
Transit: 2 hr 44 min
Saga Airport
Taxi: 53 min
Transit: 1 hr 53 min
Transit:
Niiyamajinjamae
Walking: 5 min
Yoshinogari-Kōen
Taxi: 13 min
Walking: 1 hr 28 min
Niiyamakoenshita
Walking: 9 min
Kanzaki Station
Taxi: 10 min
Walking: 1 hr 8 min
Sefurikobaru
Walking: 13 min
Nearby locations
5.8
Good Location
Top Attractions
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Moto Tana
3/5
Although we have no plans to use it, it is located on a mountain pass between Fukuoka and Saga prefectures, and we had a preview of it on Sunday afternoon.The parking lot is about 1 minute walk.Since it was a Sunday, it was about 80% full.It is located on a secluded site at the end of the park, about the size of two groups, and has a layout that the general public does not pass through.However, there is an overpass that connects the parking lot right next to it, so it's a bad position to be able to see animals from above like in a zoo.It might not be bad for a camper who likes to show off, but it's not close enough to start communicating with passersby.A strange sense of isolation and a strange sense of exposure, and from above.Would a tarp be recommended instead of a camp curtain?It was Sunday afternoon, so there seemed to be about 5 people walking on the overpass at any given time. In a sense, it might be similar to the atmosphere at Summerland where you come to the back of the attraction in a swimsuit and realize that no one is wearing a swimsuit around you, and you want to insist that swimsuits are okay here.I made a reservation and paid for it. That's it. Well, I like it because it stands out.I'll post a photo of the lead line from the parking lot.On the other side of the river is a mountain pass with a lot of traffic, but since I could hear the sound of the river, I didn't notice any cars during the day.I didn't stay there, so I don't know the stress of things like toilet hygiene.If I have a chance, would it be okay to try it once? That's what I thought.
naoki kitajima
2/5
2021.10.2 Visited for preview of campTwo stars because the usage fee is 100 yen.I don't know if it was because there were no users in the administration building (I just came to take a look) or because it was Saturday and Sunday, but it was closed. (Photo taken on October 2, 2021)*There is a statement that says ``Admission and exit procedures will be handled by management,'' so it is likely to be open when there are users.The site only has a modest amount of space in front of the kitchen, and as other reviewers have said, two bars may be the limit.Or rather, the kitchen seems too big for the site...(it's about the same area)The soil of the site is completely sandy. It's quite hard, so be careful.Since there are only rivers and trees around, there is no doubt that many insects will appear. (There are also many spider webs)To be honest, the training building may be larger. (It has a roof)There was a prefabricated "changing room" and a "shower room", but they were locked and looked like they hadn't been used for many years, so I didn't take any photos (they are located at the back of the training building, so You can find out when you go to the site)【photograph】①Administration building②～③ Notice (Administration Building)④There is a vending machine in the back of the administration building, and a training building (evacuation center) further back.⑤～⑥ Directions to the campsite through the training building⑦～⑧ Campsite and kitchen⑨Soil quality (it's hard to understand)⑩〜11 Toilet12 Park seen from the toilet13 Play equipment in the park (swings have signs saying “No use”)14 A bridge and rest area spanning the parking lot and park
なおつかりゅうじ
4/5
There are private houses, hot springs, and restaurants nearby, so I think it's a place where you can enjoy camping without having to get too excited.It's close to people's houses, but the sound of the Shirohara River is refreshing, it's rich in nature, and it's cool.
ジョー
4/5
It's free, so don't expect too much.The toilets and kitchen are old.In the summer, you can play in the river that flows next door, but the current is fast, so be careful with small children.Even in midsummer, it was cool because it was close to the river.I didn't mind the mosquitoes either.The hot spring is within 5 minutes walk.I might go again.The campsite is not grass, but dirt with pebbles.Soliste doesn't sting either.
masterLCYFER
3/5
A park located in the mountains overlooking Kanzaki Town and the Yoshinogari Ruins. I was thinking of staying in my car, but I was told that the parking lot would be closed at night, so I asked the security guard to show me another location and left. If you plan to camp or stay in a tent, be sure to apply in advance.
sunao z900rs
3/5
I think it's a good place to camp.I felt it was for people who enjoy the inconvenience.I would like to try it if I have a chance.
HÆL
4/5
It was a nice and quiet placeThere seems to be a hot spring nearby.
Te Se
5/5
I went to see the cherry blossoms! There is a river and a lot of nature! The cherry blossoms were almost in full bloom and it was beautiful!
班長
3/5
The rule that you can only use fires until 5pm is fatal for a campsite.
田代雄彦
4/5
I guess the best you can do is just cover the tent site.